This program is a means of extracting all of your World of Warcraft character's bag and bank item information and saving it into something easily displayable on a website. The included mod saves all of your item information, the program extracts it to a file, and the PHP page gives you a basis for displaying the results. After you've tailored the PHP page to meet your specifications, all you'll ever have to do is upload a new loot file periodically.

My intentions in creating this were to facilitate guild banks. There are multiple sites where you can save a profile, but what if you want to have your guild bank displayed on the guild site? Also, you might want to set up a requisition system on your site, and this should be helpful in doing that.


1.2.2 includes two new options. The first is an option to use the CharacterProfiler mod instead of the CharacterItems mod for data collection. This option was added because, for whatever reason, you can't run both mods at the same time. That said, this option is totally unsupported. I can't guarantee that my program will be able to read any new versions of CharacterProfiler, and I'm not going to update around someone else's schedule. If you plan on using CharacterProfiler, note that you'll have to select the option each time you run the program. I had an unexplainable error trying to load the preferences related to it, and just made it default to CharacterItems so I could go ahead and release the update.

The second option applies only to HTML and Text output. There are now Before and After fields, which will include whatever you type in them around the name of the item. Someone requested a way to automatically add [item][/item] for forum use, so there you go.


Dependencies notes :
The program included requires VB6 Runtimes to work. Microsoft's site has them available here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/release.asp?releaseid=28337&area=top&ordinal=23

If you have problems with MSCOMCTL.OCX, try installing this package as well:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=25437D98-51D0-41C1-BB14-64662F5F62FE